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Specialized Sub Zero Winter Cycling Gloves 2014
The Sub Zero features a removable liner glove for essential warmth and a waterproof outer shell for temperatures plummeting below 25°F/-5°C.Touch screen compatible Windproof micro-fleece core liner can be worn separately in warmer weatherChange your music or make that critical phone call (NOT while riding of course!) without taking off your liner gloves—WireTap technology makes these gloves touch screen-friendly.Primaloft™ insulated backhand is super light and warmFully waterproof outer Hipora™ shell provides protection in the harshest weatherHigh visibility black reflective graphics keeps you safe at night while stylish in the dayBrushed microfibre thumb brushes away sweat plus its windproof for added protectionHigh-grip palm works great in wet weatherExtended gauntlet style cuff
keeps out wet and coldRoad.cc test report 9/10These gloves will keep your hands warm in the really really cold weather and they’re fully waterproof too.You actually get two sets of gloves in one here: a micro-fleece inner and a big waterproof outer. You can wear the inners on their own during autumn and spring. They’re soft and fleecy and provide a reasonable amount of warmth although they’re not 100% windproof so you notice your hands getting cooler on fast descents. Silicone rubber palm and fingertip print provides grip on the bars and controls but there’s no padding so if you want some you’ll need to wear mitts underneath.It’s the outers that really impress though – they’re excellent. For a start they’re among the few cycling gloves we’ve ever used that are properly waterproof
rather than just a bit waterproof. We’ve been caught out in full-on storms in these and nothing has got inside. Plus the Hipora inserts are really breathable. As a demonstration of how well they work you can fill the gloves with hot water and none will leak out but steam will permeate through the pores in the fabric. Take our word for it – it works. Out on the road this translates into hands that feel less clammy than usual when you work up a sweat. Sure if you get really hot hands things will get damp in there but the performance is very good.The polyurethane palm is really grippy there’s a big old wipe panel on the back of the thumb and drawcords on the extended cuffs allow you to seal out the wet and cold. A fair amount of reflective trim helps get you seen at night while a fleecy
lining allows you to wear the outers without the inners on days that are wet but mild.Wear the outers and the inners together and you get loads of insulation and no wind gets through the shell layer to rob you of the heat you build up in there. They’re not ridiculously bulky either. They’re big but they’re not like oven gloves. You can still feel the levers easily enough. We’ve worn these on rides down to freezing point and beyond and stayed comfortable enough – they really do live up to their name and the price is reasonable for the level of performance too.VerdictWarm waterproof and versatile – among our favourite gloves for full-on winter riding
keeps out wet and coldRoad.cc test report 9/10These gloves will keep your hands warm in the really really cold weather and they’re fully waterproof too.You actually get two sets of gloves in one here: a micro-fleece inner and a big waterproof outer. You can wear the inners on their own during autumn and spring. They’re soft and fleecy and provide a reasonable amount of warmth although they’re not 100% windproof so you notice your hands getting cooler on fast descents. Silicone rubber palm and fingertip print provides grip on the bars and controls but there’s no padding so if you want some you’ll need to wear mitts underneath.It’s the outers that really impress though – they’re excellent. For a start they’re among the few cycling gloves we’ve ever used that are properly waterproof
rather than just a bit waterproof. We’ve been caught out in full-on storms in these and nothing has got inside. Plus the Hipora inserts are really breathable. As a demonstration of how well they work you can fill the gloves with hot water and none will leak out but steam will permeate through the pores in the fabric. Take our word for it – it works. Out on the road this translates into hands that feel less clammy than usual when you work up a sweat. Sure if you get really hot hands things will get damp in there but the performance is very good.The polyurethane palm is really grippy there’s a big old wipe panel on the back of the thumb and drawcords on the extended cuffs allow you to seal out the wet and cold. A fair amount of reflective trim helps get you seen at night while a fleecy
lining allows you to wear the outers without the inners on days that are wet but mild.Wear the outers and the inners together and you get loads of insulation and no wind gets through the shell layer to rob you of the heat you build up in there. They’re not ridiculously bulky either. They’re big but they’re not like oven gloves. You can still feel the levers easily enough. We’ve worn these on rides down to freezing point and beyond and stayed comfortable enough – they really do live up to their name and the price is reasonable for the level of performance too.VerdictWarm waterproof and versatile – among our favourite gloves for full-on winter riding
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